Here are a few pictures showing the Magnum 500 Wheels and Goodyear Tires mounted on the vehicle. I used a new Camera and the pictures are not as clear as they should be. (I apologize for the lack of focus & clarity.) The Trim Rings still need to be installed but these photos illustrate the overall appearance of how the setup will look when in place. After seeing the side profile with the Tires mounted, we are considering adding Wheel Lip Opening Molding for a nice accent and finishing touch. Also notice the red small “C” that is stamped on the sidewall of the NOS Tire.

Here are a couple of pictures showing the “Before & After” comparisons of the same NOS Tire. After applying a coat of Wheel Armor and polishing with a brush & soft cloth, here are the results.

Here are a few pictures showing comparisons of the NOS Goodyear Tires that will be used on this Project. In order to make the rubber look new again, I treated them with one of our newest products; WHEEL ARMOR. This compound is dry to the touch and provides a new looking surface to the rubber. Not only does it bring back the appearance of freshly formed rubber, it protects against moisture and ultra-violet rays that are harmful to the surface. It also keeps the rubber soft and aids in eliminating dry rot and/or white chalking that can occur over time.

Wheel Armor is manufactured to treat Aluminum, Magnesium, Chrome and Painted Wheels. It provides a moisture barrier that keeps metal surfaces looking new, while protecting against unsightly oxidation. It works great on rubber components as well.